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Spring is a time of love, lightness and endorphins. But the spring of 2020 turned out to be very different, isolating us from each other. The Vesna project tells 14 stories about people who, like all of us, found themselves in quarantine, but were able to learn something important and valuable from this experience. Moscow promoter Andrey Algorithmik, who self-isolated himself in the Powerhouse club he founded; Tbilisi gallerist Giorgi Rodionov, who started recording a podcast about dreams; sex blogger Alina Shikut, who launched an online course about accepting your body; a Director who went to a remote village, and a famous photographer who takes pictures of empty Moscow-14 documentary sketches add up to a General portrait of an optimist in quarantine: after all, spring is also a time of renewal.

Final Project for News Media & Culture Course @ The New School. So lovely Saving our kids This contract is what else Do you like this Look? It's a good shape You can talk to me cuz I'm filming.

This film falls perfectly in the Lovecraftian horror genre. Has elements of science fiction, romance, mythos n fate. The acting by the two leads was surprisingly very good n both the characters were likeable.

The only drawback is u dont get to see the monster in its full form but thats not the point of. Paris Ready-To-Wear collections, runway looks, models, beauty. Thanks to Morpheus and Demon Dirt. Filming done by Jesse D. and Greg Daviduck. In addition, the project team visited the village of Naguevichi, where Ivan Franko was born and worked. "The Rising Hawk" is a large-scale project with a great international potential, on which we will work together with colleagues from the United States. Spring is the story of a shepherd girl and her dog, who face ancient spirits in order to continue the cycle of life.

Trailer The Project «Spring»

This poetic and visually stunning short film was written and directed by Andy Goralczyk, inspired by his childhood in the mountains of Germany. The line between motion graphics and interactive experience is certainly blurring. In this incredibly original film, users are invited to change the outcome of the story by clicking the scrolling video panels.